The Indianapolis Star made a video of Butler fans watching their team lose the 2011 NCAA basketball championship.

It’s quite fascinating to watch them display their frustration and disappointment, especially as some reluctantly grasp what the outcome will be while others still hold out hope.

Louis Martin, a wealthy French gentleman, stipulated that his house should be locked for 100 years after his death and then reopened as a museum.  The BBC has a short video tour of the museum.

Hot towels after your bath?  It’s a shame we don’t still do that.

A shot by Michael Del Zotto of the NY Rangers, ricochets off a defenseman and right into a camera.  I’d say, “What’re the chances?” but a very similar thing happened in the ALCS a few weeks ago.

However, neither comes close to this bat on the what’s-the-chances scale.

When the U.S. Presidents visit NYC, they stay in the Presidential Suite at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. So what happens when an average woman gets upgraded to the Presidential Suite? She blogs about it and videotapes it with her laptop. The toilet is surprisingly plain, and the bed looks a little small for me, however, on the other hand, the living room looks to be bigger than my entire apartment. How come I’ve never been upgraded like that?

In my best Cliff Clavin voice: “You know Normie, it’s a little known fact that the current Waldorf-Astoria Hotel is actually the second incarnation of the famed hotel. The first was actually on the corner of 34th and 5th and was torn down to make room for the Empire State Building. The Waldorf Salad was also created there.”

Guy with an accent attempts to pull a 747 with a production Touareg. If he does, he claims it will be a world record of the heaviest thing towed with a production automobile.

A young girl with a funny accent demonstrates how to make a hot air balloon out of a teabag.

This is pretty useless, unless you want to impress kids on a rainy day.